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 [[https://www.kortext.com/introducing-keylinks-the-new-reading-list-platform|Kortext Press Release]]\\
-"In August 2017, CLA and Kortext announced their acquisition of the rebus:list reading list management system from PTFS Europe. Over the past few month\\
+"In August 2017, CLA and Kortext announced their acquisition of the rebus:list reading list management system from PTFS Europe. Over the past few months, both companies have worked on rebranding the system and are pleased to reveal that the enhanced product will be relaunched to customers as KeyLinks. KeyLinks is a platform for academic, public or health libraries, where users can organise and manage content such as journal extracts, articles, case reference files and training materials into easily accessible reading lists.
-s, both companies have worked on rebranding the system and are pleased to reveal that the enhanced product will be relaunched to customers as KeyLinks.\\
-KeyLinks is a platform for academic, public or health libraries, where users can organise and manage content such as journal extracts, articles, case reference files and training materials into easily accessible reading lists.
 ===== ExLibris (Leganto) selected for major Reading List project for Welsh Higher Education (WHELF) =====
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 ====== Presentations on reading lists ======
-What students really think of their reading lists: reading list software at the University of Huddersfield. Alison Sharman. Presented at The UKSG Forum. November 2015{{:what_students_really_think_of_their_reading_lists_uksgforum_nov_2015.pdf|What_students_really_think_of_their_reading_lists_UKSGForum_Nov_2015.pdf}}
+What students really think of their reading lists: reading list software at the University of Huddersfield. Alison Sharman. Presented at The UKSG Forum. November 2015{{:what_students_really_think_of_their_reading_lists_uksgforum_nov_2015.pdf|What_students_really_think_of_their_reading_lists_UKSGForum_Nov_2015.pdf}} \\
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 [[http://paulstainthorp.com/2011/06/18/options-for-reading-list-management-lig/|'Options for reading list management]]: LIG'. by Paul Stainthorp. Paulstainthorpe blog 18th June 2011\\
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 '[[http://nectar.northampton.ac.uk/4284/3/Rose20124284.pdf|Reading lists - time for a reality check?]]: LILAC 2012'. by Hannah Rose and Gillian Siddall. NECTAR 19th June 2012\\
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 '[[http://blog.lboro.ac.uk/mtrlc/previous-events/2012-workshop/reflections-on-implementing-at-loughborough|Reflections on implementing at Loughborough]]: MtRLC 2012'. by Ruth Stubbings. Meeting the Reading List Challenge website 30th August 2012\\
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 '[[http://blog.lboro.ac.uk/mtrlc/previous-events/2014-conference/stirling|The challenges of providing a reading list service over the past decade]]: MtRLC 2014'. by Valerie Wells and Lisa Haddow. Meeting the Reading List Challenge website 29th April 2014
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-[[http://blog.lboro.ac.uk/mtrlc/reading-list|Further citations]] (a fuller list of citation from the 'Meeting the Reading List Challenge' website)\\
+[[http://blog.lboro.ac.uk/mtrlc/reading-list|Further citations]] (a fuller list of citation from the 'Meeting the Reading List Challenge' website)
+[[https://talis.com/2019/10/14/digital-first-and-student-success-with-talis-aspire-at-northumbria-university/|Digital-first and student success with Talis Aspire at Northumbria University]]. by Natalie Naik. 14 October 2019
+The library at Northumbria University and Talis have worked in partnership to develop library analytics for student success. The university  has been working with the Civitas Learning student success analytics solution. Blog post The blog links to a more in depth white paper:-
+“At Northumbria University, an institutional Educational Analytics project in partnership with Civitas Learning required sources of data from across the university to supply a custom predictive model designed to generate actionable insight and facilitate intervention. Given academic libraries are multidisciplinary resources used by all students and that sector research has previously demonstrated the relationship between library use and student success we felt we had a clear value proposition to offer to our University’s Educational Analytics project and in so doing, a chance to make a new contribution to student success.”
+It highlights  the central role for Library centric reading list solutions (Northumbria use Talis Aspire:\\
+“Through our long-term partnership with faculty, our reading list service had achieved a critical mass of content and had become a key online destination for students, attracting a wide range of student learning activity in one place”.\\
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 [[http://www.kenchadconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Rise_of_library_centric-_readlinglists_July2018.pdf|The rise of library centric reading list systems]].\\

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